S4A grantees from Georgia State University, Stanford University, and University of Colorado Denver gave a panel presentation at American Public Health Association's 2022 Annual Meeting. The presentations were titled "COVID-19, mobility challenges, and healthcare utilization among vulnerable patients...

On March 20 and 21st, the 2024 Annual Hope Summit took place. During the week the team shared the new anti racism model created from the FAAITH and HOPE project. See more about the Summit here.

Victoria Ngo presented "Destigmatizing Mental Healthcare in Communities of Color" at SOMOS Puerto Rico Conference. The panel was put together by the Asian American Federation and CUNY Graduate School of Public Health & Health Policy. Speaker profiles can be seen here. Project: Multisector Task...

Systems for Action research conducted by the Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) tested three strategies, based in the health care system, to better address social determinants of health by working across systems: Co-located Social & Behavioral Services Risk Prediction Models...

Tufts University and Shiloh Baptist Church's Evidence Brief "FAAITH (Faith-leaders Allied and Aligned to Institute Trust in the Home) and HOPE (Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences) for Equitable Systems Alignment" is now live! See it here. Details Project: FAAITH (Faith-leaders Allied and...

The Fathers Matter ATL team released an impact report of their work spanning from 2021 to 2024. Read the full report here. Resource: Read here. Project: Research to Understand Systems of Housing (RUSH): Feasibility and Acceptability of Aligning Systems for Fathers

Presenters: Trish Kohl, Neha Navsaria & Devin Banks | Washington University in St. Louis Commentator: Jessica Price | Center for Public Health Systems Science >> View recording. >> Download slides here.

S4A grantees from Tufts University, Virginia Commonwealth University, University of Colorado Denver, University of Washington, and Texas A&M University gave a panel presentation at American Public Health Association's 2023 Annual Meeting. Researchers discussed what each project is learning about...

The University of Minnesota's Evidence Brief "Systems Alignment to Optimize Health for Youth Experiencing Homelessness: A Youth Participatory Multi-Sector Project to Advance Health Equity" is now live! Details Project: Systems Alignment to Optimize Health Services for Youth Experiencing Homelessness...

Camille Brown spoke about the University of Minnesota team's work at the American Public Health Association's 2025 Annual Meeting. She discussed the challenges of engaging in youth participatory action research in the current political environment and the continued necessity of the approach. See the...